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AUGUST
2002
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VOL.
49, No. 8 |
Cover
Story
LEAP OF FAITH:
RUSSIA MOVES WEST, LOOKING EAST
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Moscow
Heads West, Dmitri Furman, Obshchaya Gazeta,
Moscow
The
Fragile Recovery, Eric Chol, with Alla Chevelkina,
L'Express, Paris
Toward
Rapprochement, Vadim Markushin and Sergei
Sumbaev, Krasnaya Zvezda, Moscow
New World Order in the Making, Sami
Kohen, Milliyet, Istanbul
It's About Oil, Too, Zuzana Ocenasova,
Sme, Bratislava
The Lost Art of Living, Kristian Aale, Aftenposten,
Oslo |
Features
KASHMIR:
THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME
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The
Sorrow of the War in Kashmir, Mark Baker,
The Age, Melbourne
Playing the Nuclear Card, Raj Chengappa,
Hasan Zaidi, India Today, New Delhi
The Challenge of the Jihadis, Ananda Bazar
Patrika, Kolkata
No Distinctions Made, Daily Jang,
Karachi
Where
We Go From Here, Najam Sethi, The Friday
Times, Lahore |
NEW WRINKLES ON GLOBAL AGING
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Growing
Old—Staying Young,
Parvathi Menon, Frontline, Chennai
A Grand Old Age, Anthony Browne and Adam
Blenford, The Observer, London
Immigrants
Can't Reverse the Graying,
Les Echos, Paris
Challenge of the Generations, Fred Argy,
The Canberra Times, Canberra
The Clock Is Ticking in Asia, Sherman Wu,
Central News Agency, Taipei
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Departments
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EYE
ON THE UNITED STATES
The
Nation's Father and Mother, Moskovskie
Novosti, Moscow
ARTS
Director's
Dialogue, Le
Monde, Paris
BOOKS
Dirt
Smart, The Age, Melbourne
Elsewhere
Histories, Outlook, New
Delhi
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Evolution's Lame Ducks, Sciences
et Avenir, Paris
With
a Tiger in the Tank, The Australian, Sydney
SOCIETY
China,
Wired, Der Spiegel, Hamburg
Egypt's Confused Image of Israel,
Akhbar al-Adab, Cairo
COMMENTARY
Israel:
The Myth of Left-Wing Media Control, David
Newman
Does
Europe Really Exist? El
País, Madrid
PEOPLE
Benedita Da Silva: Against All Odds
Frank Lu Siqing: Human-Rights Crusader
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